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Building earthquake research from the ground up

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A FORMER Geoscience Australia scientist has strived to improve the level of seismic research conducted in Australia by self-funding seismographs in WA schools.

 

Exploring meteor-extinction links

wolfcreekSENIOR Research Fellow Dr Fred Jourdan of Curtin University's Applied Geology Department at is looking to space to explore mass extinctions on Earth.

   

Perth’s natural background radiation

perth_hillsCURTIN University Nanochemistry Research Institute Associate Professor Nigel Marks says background radiation is affected by a number of factors from altitude and residential location to granite formations.

 

Looking through the ‘Jeddah Window’

A PERTH archaeologist is providing the world with the first real glimpse into Saudi Arabia’s rich archaeological trove by using Google Earth to analyse an area called the ‘Jeddah Window’. google_earth

   

Jewel Cave glitters once again

ONE of the South-West’s most popular and threatened tourist attractions has reopened following a multi-million dollar upgrade. _DSC0218

 

Diverse marine fossil may reveal post-extinction recovery

A LEADING researcher from UWA has received a five-year $570,000 grant to conduct follow-up work on the recent discovery of more than 20,000 well-preserved fossils in southwest China’s Yunnan Province. triassic_fossil

   

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